I’m just the messenger….

Pot, meet Kettle

So mike in DC, you would agree it’s elitist to shun your brother living in a shanty-town without electricity or water in Kenya then?

Cause that is what Barry Hussein Obama has done….

Tom just said it was okay to refer to candidates by their middle names…

…and, because (: Tom is aware of all internets traditions, that makes it okay for everyone to use candidates’ middle names from now until the end of time? I did not realize that my comments were so phenomenally reality-altering that they caused new internets traditions when they posted…

And they (Republican’ts) say that liberals have reading comprehension problems. Funny how the Republican’ts don’t notice that some have only used Johnathon Sidney McCain the Third, in comments sections of blogs, after Obama’s middle name was repeatedly used by Republican’ts all over the major media. So, yeah – go ahead, once more, and compare my comments and their effects to Sean Frelling Hannity talking about that Hussein guy every other minute on Faux Snooze. And forget that you clowns started this type of behavior. And then criticize me for doing the same frelling thing that you morans have been doing for over a year now.

Talk about grasping at straws. Have you contacted your local Dem Party headquarters and railed about their foul mouthed minion calling Republican’ts poopy-heads at a (no offense intended, OW) D-list blog? Have you contacted OW’s ISP host and demanded that either OW removes my comments, or they stop hosting his site? Or should I just start looking for suspicious Maglalangadingdongs riffling through my trash and peering through my windows at my countertops?

No, that was you and your ultra con ilk.

McCain is very elitist. WHile he likes to run around claiming he doesn’t do earmarks, we all know that isn’t true. He is more than happy to help his rich friends suck at the teat of government largesse. He just doesn’t believe in earmarks that might help the rest of his constituents.

So, would you consider him more like John Kerry, John Edwards, Jay Rockefeller, or Ted Kennedy? I’d say Kerry — he married the money, instead of inheriting it or getting it by chasing ambulances.

I would beg to differ.

Johnathon Sidney McCain the Third seems more like the current Resident – arrogant, an arsehole to those who are less well of than he is, and pretty much clueless about what’s going on around him. Oh, yeah – McClueless got his money through shady quasi-legal circumstances, too – just not from his grampa’s Nazi friends. He helped steal it for his beer baroness trophy wife during the Keating scandal instead.

He might be a bit like Cheney, too – illegally using his political connections to enrich him (or his beer baroness trophy wife) by manipulating the political process.

Also, which group was saying that Haruhi-ism couldn’t be a religion because of the source material? Here’s a hint, it wasn’t the liberals.

Is it? Federal government programs for the poor beget even more programs for the poor. The actions of the government to ‘help’ does nothing but make dependents (not in all cases but in many of them). The problem was fixed in part due to welfare reform over 10 years ago, and the left was vehemently opposed to the passage of that bill. The left today declares it one of Bill Clinton’s biggest failures and have tried their best since the implementation of that law to overturn it. Why? The welfare reform bill of 1996 was actually pretty modest in its reforms. It should have been a starting point to further reforms.

There’s a difference between helping people during tough economic times and creating a climate where people become totally dependent upon the government for their livelihood.

Why should homosexuality be outlawed? “You just wouldn’t understand it”

Why should African Americans vote Republican? “We know better than you.”

Nope, elitism is just a symptom of the left.

Like I’ve said before, I’d rather be an intellectual elitist than a stupid prick.

Who gave you that response? And on what? I’m sure anybody here could give you a much more articulate reply than ‘you just wouldn’t understand.’

The things that you say make me weepy too. It’s a different kind of crying though, I think.

How is the right not doing this? The very nature of conservative politics as it currently exists is based on creating very rigid rules and definitions of what is and is not acceptable lifestyle and belief system. If you support gay rights, or are pro-choice, or don’t accept Christ as your savior, then hell…you’re barely an American at all.

Pot, meet kettle.

I think we both know that’s a straw man. People are off welfare faster in countries with more permissive systems and little to no means testing. You can argue there’s a cultural difference in America if you wish, but it’s a real stretch to argue that the pro-labor, economically populist, pro-social programs party has an interest in keeping the poor subservient and dependent.

I’m weepy.

“So, would you consider him more like John Kerry, John Edwards, Jay Rockefeller, or Ted Kennedy? I’d say Kerry — he married the money, instead of inheriting it or getting it by chasing ambulances.”

Jay Tea,

McCain is not like any of these good men because in addition to being filthy rich, McCain doesn’t give a shit about those who are suffering. I’d compare McCain to GWB. Yep, that sounds about right.

P.S. Liberals don’t despise the rich and you’re correct, plenty of Liberals are filthy rich themselves. The difference is that Liberals want their tax dollars used in a responsible, helpful and moral manner (so instead of our money going to the war in Iraq, we’d like it put into our health care and public education systems).